The crew was filming a ghost movie, but a real ghost accidentally got mixed up. The director didn’t know what kind of movie it was.

"The crew was filming, and a ghost wandered into the film without the director knowing it" comes from "The Old Corpse in the Mountain Village 3: The Evil Spirit Haunted".

It tells the story of a film crew shooting a ghost movie outside. The next day’s shooting requires the setting of a haunted house. Director Baby arranges for the supervisor to make adjustments. Cai Ye gives A Mei to go to the scene to check, and A Mei Her boyfriend Neo drove her to the field.

Amei was very satisfied with the environment and the style of the building. There was an urn in the house that belonged to the previous owner, and the atmosphere in the house was rather gloomy.

The death of A-Mei’s boyfriend Neo in a car accident soon became known to everyone. Zhu Zhu, the costume designer, mentioned the haunted house to everyone and said that it felt weird inside, but the director Baby didn’t take it seriously. Ah Mei looked through the photos she had taken with Neo at home.

Unexpectedly, it was discovered that Neo’s avatar had been completely destroyed. After Baby and Zhuzhu returned home, they continued to discuss what happened during the day. At this time, Baby was suddenly possessed by a ghost and pressed his wife against the wall.

Extended information

"The Evil Dead III" is a Hong Kong horror movie directed by Hung Chung-xia and starring Cheung Tat-ming and Gigi Lai. Released in 2002.

Gigi Lai plays Zhuzhu. She was born in Hong Kong, China on October 1, 1971, and is originally from Guangdong. Hong Kong actress and pop singer. In 1985, as an extra, he starred in the comedy movie "Happy Ghost's Summer Vacation", and then signed a contract with New Art City and officially entered the entertainment industry.

In 1986, he starred in the sports inspirational movie "Leaping Antelope". In 1990, he starred in the action movie "Prison Dragon". In 1991, he starred in the fashion feud drama "The Furious Sea", which was his first TV series.